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Shilpa Shetty determined to make a comeback to films

It has been more than a decade since Shilpa Shetty has not been seen on celluloid in a leading role. Her last film as the female lead was Anil Sharma’s Apne (2007) where she shared the screen space with the likes of Dharmendra, Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol and Katrina Kaif. After Apne, she did a special song in Dharma Productions’ much-loved film Dostana (2008) followed by yet another special song appearance in her home production Dishkiyaoon (2014).

Though Shilpa Shetty has not done any film in the past decade, she ensured that she remains very much present with audiences and ever goes out of sight. She has judged three successful seasons of Sony Entertainment Television’s popular kids dance reality show Super Dancer along with spreading awareness about fitness with her health and fitness videos and programmes.


However, her diehard fans still want to see her on the big screen once again. And it looks like Shilpa does not want to disappoint them. During her recent interaction with media, when the gorgeous actress and fitness enthusiast was asked about the same, she suggested that she is considering making a comeback soon.

“I have five scripts and I need to make a decision whether I want to do so many things or not because I am already too occupied; I need to figure that out. I am definitely going to do a film,” the actress said.

Meanwhile, buzz has it that Shilpa has already given her nod to play a pivotal role in an upcoming romantic comedy. The film also stars Yami Gautam and Diljit Dosanjh in lead roles. An official confirmation is awaited though.

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